The 37-year-old consultant fears that what's happened over the past 12 months will have a significant effect on the mental health of young nurses and doctors.
"But, at the same time, we should be careful about what they have been through, and what is coming up in the future, so they are supported through their careers so they don't desert us if we need them again."One of Dr George Hulston's responsibilities is to pronounce patients deadwas always good at science at school and liked the idea of going into medicine. After five years at university, he became a junior doctor and has worked his way up to the position of registrar.
"I was going around the ward seeing patient after patient, seeing oxygen levels dropping, people requiring more and more oxygen and I was going to see people when they died." George finds it hard to switch off when he leaves work. Turning on the news or scrolling through social media serves as a reminder of the scenes he has just left in Ealing.
Dervla has now endured two coronavirus waves, and worked at two different hospitals during the pandemic.She sometimes does locum shifts to support the colleagues she knows would do the same for her.
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